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    A makeshift house among crumbling buildings and rusting trains on the outskirts of the city are the neighbourhood homes for families. Although it may seem hard and difficult in the eyes of an outsider you’ll always see a smile on their faces at the end of each day because they appreciate the simple things in life, family. by: phnompenh Views[707] There are no fancy kitchens in this house, the family makes do with a few bowls and woks beside disused train tracks to prepare their meals and clean their belongings. by: phnompenh Views[214] Being poor means that children make the most of what is available around them. Tired and hungry after a long day it’s time for a quick rest for this little boy before continuing the journey home to his family and dinner. by: phnompenh Views[188] The contrast between buildings in the big city and the houses beside the train tracks that this child calls home couldn’t be greater. Even so this is home sweet home where the family ekes out an existence. by: phnompenh Views[355] Phom Penh, Cambodia: Small children trudge their way into the city where they see how rich people live and to beg for money or sell goods so they can help contribute to their struggling families. After a long day this child wearily makes his way home with his days earning of 2 bags of nuts. by: phnompenh Views[488]
     

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    Sunday, 13 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    It takes more than an expensive camera to take a great shot; it takes a keen eye, passion, drive, patience, persistence and know-how to get that amazing shot. As a child my interest in photography started as an ember which then became a guiding torch ... Read more >
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